CU Winter Term FAQs
For the first time Cumberland is offering winter term courses to current and new students. Due to COVID-19, Cumberland will have an extended winter break, lasting from Wednesday, Nov. 25…
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Cumberland University Announces an All Virtual Seventh Annual Research Colloquium
Cumberland University will host its seventh annual research Colloquium on Monday, Nov. 2 virtually on the official Cumberland website. Presentations will be made on a variety of topics, both research…
Alumni Spotlight: Moises Feliz
Moises graduated from CU in 2005 with his Bachelor of Business Administration degree with minors in Management and Marketing and in 2007 with his Masters of Science in Organizational Leadership…
Phoenix Feature: Annie Cater
Major: Business Administration ’20 Hometown: Davidson County What got you interested in photography? My dad started taking photos of my older brother while he played basketball and I became fascinated…
Middle Tennessee Foundation Pledges a Matching Gift of $38K Toward Dr. H. Bert Coble Memorial Instrument Endowment
A Middle Tennessee Foundation pledges a matching challenge of $38,777 to Cumberland University for the Dr. H. Bert Coble Memorial Instrument Maintenance Endowment Fund. This challenge gift is to encourage…
Cumberland Revises Spring 2021 Academic Calendar, Creates Winter Term
Cumberland University announced today that as a precaution to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the university will alter the academic calendar for the Spring 2021 semester. The Spring 2021 semester will…
Cumberland University to Host Lebanon Mayoral Debate
Cumberland University announced today that it will host a debate among the four declared candidates running for Mayor of Lebanon on Oct. 8, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in Baird Chapel….
A Letter from the President: CU’s Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion
CU Family, In June, I wrote to you in response to the tragic and unnecessary death of George Floyd and the demonstrations that followed across the nation. Today, we as…
Cumberland Community Marches for Racial Justice
Over one hundred Cumberland University students, faculty and staff joined in on a student-led march for justice on Thurs., Sept. 24. The Anti-Racial Movement (ARM) march was organized by student…